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Katogi Averof Wine Alba di Munte Traminer White Dry 750ml

Traminer, a variety named after the Italian village of Termeno, in the southeastern part of South Tyrol. A white aromatic variety that thrives best in relatively cold areas.

The unique white PGI...

Traminer, a variety named after the Italian village of Termeno, in the southeastern part of South Tyrol. A white aromatic variety that thrives best in relatively cold areas.

The unique white PGI Metsovo in Greece comes from the vineyards of Giniotz and Agios Nikolaos on the slopes of Pindos, at an altitude of 900 meters.

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Traminer, a variety named after the Italian village of Termeno, in the southeastern part of South Tyrol. A white aromatic variety that thrives best in relatively cold areas.

The unique white PGI Metsovo in Greece comes from the vineyards of Giniotz and Agios Nikolaos on the slopes of Pindos, at an altitude of 900 meters.

The process includes:

  • Pre-fermentation cold extraction using dry ice for complete exclusion of oxygen and temperatures close to 0˚C.
  • Light pressing of the grape pulp in a pneumatic press.
  • Strict clarification with the help of cooling.
  • Inoculating the must with a selected yeast strain.
  • Fermentation at very low temperatures to preserve the aromas.
  • Keeping the new wine in contact with the lees to enrich with the autolysis components of the yeasts.

The result is the acquisition of greater aromatic complexity and mouthfeel.

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Specifications

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Dimensions

Quantity
750 ml
Country of Origin
Greece
Region
Metsovo
Condition
Mild
Colour
White
Dryness
Dry
Variety
Traminer
Pairs with
White Meats & Poultry, Fish & Seafood, Asian & Spicy Cuisine
Pieces
1 pcs

Dietary Preferences

Organic Product
No
Alcohol-Free
No
Vegan
No

Extra

in Wooden Box
No
In Bag
No

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Description & Specifications

Traminer, a variety named after the Italian village of Termeno, in the southeastern part of South Tyrol. A white aromatic variety that thrives best in relatively cold areas.

The unique white PGI Metsovo in Greece comes from the vineyards of Giniotz and Agios Nikolaos on the slopes of Pindos, at an altitude of 900 meters.

The process includes:

  • Pre-fermentation cold extraction using dry ice for complete exclusion of oxygen and temperatures close to 0˚C.
  • Light pressing of the grape pulp in a pneumatic press.
  • Strict clarification with the help of cooling.
  • Inoculating the must with a selected yeast strain.
  • Fermentation at very low temperatures to preserve the aromas.
  • Keeping the new wine in contact with the lees to enrich with the autolysis components of the yeasts.

The result is the acquisition of greater aromatic complexity and mouthfeel.

Manufacturer

Dimensions

Quantity
750 ml
Country of Origin
Greece
Region
Metsovo
Condition
Mild
Colour
White
Dryness
Dry
Variety
Traminer
Pairs with
White Meats & Poultry, Fish & Seafood, Asian & Spicy Cuisine
Pieces
1 pcs

Dietary Preferences

Organic Product
No
Alcohol-Free
No
Vegan
No

Extra

in Wooden Box
No
In Bag
No

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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